Tourist Guide in Italy-from Prorealproperty

 Cagliari is the administrative, historical and cultural capital of the eponymous district and the island of Sardinia with a population of 150 thousand people. A modern, dynamically developing city with a centuries-old history dating back to the prehistoric era. The favorable geographical location at the crossroads of trade routes, the mild Mediterranean climate, the azure sea have long attracted new settlers to the fertile valley of the Bay of Angels, thanks to which the small settlement has grown into a real city, which was named Cagliari.

When buying and renting housing, it is necessary to take into account that modern Cagliari occupies more than 85.45 km2, including both the old town and modern areas. The city center and the adjacent satellite communes (Assemblini, Capoterra, Monserato, Quartiu Sant Elena, Selargius, Sesto, Elmas) are interconnected by a well-organized network of public transport and metro. Elmas Airport is located 8 km from the city center, the tourist port of Cagliari, the train and bus stations.

Modern Cagliari is a convenient and comfortable city with a developed infrastructure of supermarkets, high fashion boutiques, grocery markets, and private shops. In summer, the city lives both day and night, illuminated by the lights of hospitable cafes, restaurants and discos.

 The University, public and private preschool and school institutions, and the stadium have become an integral part of the city  Sant'Elia and five large hospital complexes of regional importance.

A variety of offers for renting and selling residential premises will satisfy both lovers of an active lifestyle and those who prefer privacy and silence.

Cagliari rightfully occupies one of the most important places in the cultural life of Sardinia. The Opera House (Teatro lirico di Cagliari) is open all year round and offers a repertoire of opera, ballet and concert performances for every taste. Regularly held international festivals of Jazz, folk music and pop concerts pleasantly complement the life of citizens. To the delight of art lovers, Cagliari has 15 museums and 5 art galleries, an international exhibition complex (Fiera Internazionale della Sardegna), cinemas and libraries all year round.

Favorite places for family holidays, holidays and festivals are the eight-kilometer city beach of Poetto (il Poetto), the Monte Urpino Park with a stationary Luna Park and the Monte Claro Park (il Monte Claro), the Botanical Garden (L'Orto Botanico) with a rich collection of cacti. In the immediate vicinity of Cagliari in the summer there are 2 water parks Blu Fan and Diverland.

Different peoples and numerous conquerors have left their indelible mark on the architecture and traditions of the hospitable Cagliari. Walking through the narrow streets of the old town, you can join the centuries-old history by visiting: Tuviksedu necropolis

(Il Necropoli di Tuvixeddu) - a monument of the Punic era, the Roman amphitheater and Villa Tijelio (l'Anfiteatro Romano and la Villa di Tigellio) preserved from the Romanesque period, the Basilica of San Saturino erected by the Byzantines (la Basilica di San Saturnino), the medieval tower il Torre dell” Elefante, il Palazzo Regio – the former residence of the king of Sardinia built in the era of the Piedmontese Kingdom.